The biggest snowfall totals were north and east of New York City, specifically Connecticut and parts of Long Island. This is where the storm primarily performed as expected, with totals of 7-9". Some of the highest snow totals recorded were 9.1" in New Fairfield, Connecticut, and 7.5" in Babylon, New York.

It wasn’t a white Christmas. But it will surely be a white weekend. An area of low pressure approaching the tri-state Friday is expected to bring accumulating snow late Friday afternoon into Saturday morning.

New Yorkers on Saturday woke up to the first major snowfall they’ve seen in nearly four years, with approximately 4.3 inches falling in Central Park.

A rush of heavy snow is expected to hit the New York City area Friday night, bringing potentially hazardous travel conditions — and, in some areas, up to around 9 inches of accumulation before the storm moves on.

The city is bracing for the biggest snow event in some time. Winter storm warnings have been issued starting on Friday afternoon, as the snow will be heavy at times and travel

A clipper storm, as defined by the National Weather Service, is a fast-moving storm that drops into the U.S. over the Great Lakes from Alberta, Canada. According to Peyton Simmers, a meteorologist with AccuWeather, the snow is expected to begin falling on the city around 5 p.m.

The NYC area, including parts of NJ and CT, could get hit with several inches of snow this weekend. Here's a first look at the timeline and predicted totals.

A winter storm watch will take effect for New York City — as well as northeast New Jersey, New York’s lower Hudson Valley and Long Island – on Friday at 4 p.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday,

FOX Weather correspondent Robert Ray reports from snow-covered Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan, detailing the impact of a winter storm that dumped over 4 inches of snow on New York City on ‘Fox Report.

State area on Friday night into Saturday morning, and observations from the National Weather Service show totals across NYC, Long Island, NJ and Connecticut.